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| CATEGORY: | Video |
| DIRECTOR: | William Chang |
| THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE: | 1985 |
| MANUFACTURER: | Tapeworm Video |
| MPAA RATING: | NR (Not Rated) |
| FEATURES: | Color, NTSC |
| TYPE: | Martial Arts |
| MEDIA: | VHS Tape |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 072254817680 |
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Customer Reviews of Shaolin Temple Against Lama
Vs. or Against - Big Difference This is Shaolin Against Lama. It's not Shaolin Vs. Lama. It's not just a case of two different translations of the same title. They are separate movies. Both were made around 1983/84, and both star Alexander Lo Rei and William Yen. To add to the confusion, for some reason the cover of the Ground Zero/Black Belt Theater edition of SAL shows a picture of Lo Rei's character from SVL. The tell-tale difference between the two movies is that SAL does not star Chang Shan, whose battles with Lo Rei in SVL help make that movie a classic of the kung fu genre. Instead, Shaolin Against Lama is an above average kung fu movie with good fight scenes and a convoluted storyline.
DVD has terrible picture and sound quality
This DVD produced by a company called Ground-Zero (with "Black Belt Theatre" marking on the front cover) seems to have been made from a worn-out VHS tape. The picture was terribly grainy and the sound volume varies frequently. The voice dubbing was hilariously bad. The plot involves a villian named Chia-Siu (roast pork?) who tries to kill a Tibetan prince and ignite a war between the prince's faction and the Shaolin temple. The movie largely consists of fight after fight, tied together by a thin plot. The fighting was good, but not the best I've seen. Pay close attention to the scene where the prince visits a temple during a funeral ceremony, and you will see a couple of black-and-white PHOTOGRAPHS of the deceased people displayed prominently on the altar - perhaps there were time travelers involved in the plot but I didn't catch it.
Old "Skool Kun Fu!!
I expected big things from this flick,,,but i felt it fell really short. Nontheless this i though it was entertaining. The drunken fights were amazing, and the old school kung fu really plentyful and consistant thoughout the flick!!